The Minister emphasised that the program shows the government’s commitment to farmer welfare. He noted that the five principles will provide farmers with clear guidance on modern agricultural practices. Moreover, he stressed that awareness plays a crucial role in improving productivity and income. The initiative also aims to connect farmers directly with various support systems for better results.

Beginning December 3, all Rythu Seva Kendras will host workshops. These sessions will focus on water security, demand-based crop selection, agritech, food processing, and government support schemes. In addition, sector-specific awareness programs will be organised for farmers in agriculture, horticulture, sericulture, aquaculture, dairy, poultry, and sheep rearing.

The Minister pointed out that the government has prioritised farmers for the past 17 months. He said the staff at Rythu Seva Kendras will play a key role in carrying out the program. Furthermore, he urged officials to implement a clear action plan at every centre. He reaffirmed that the government remains committed to strengthening the farming system across the state.

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The CM announced that from next year, farmers will be allowed to use only the required amount of urea, with strict monitoring to prevent misuse. He assured that farmers who voluntarily reduce urea usage will receive incentives as encouragement. Additionally, the government plans to provide alternative supplements in the form of micronutrients to ensure soil health and sustainable crop production.

Chandrababu stressed that reducing dependency on chemical fertilizers is essential not just for healthier crops but also for safeguarding public health. He promised detailed guidelines soon to implement the policy effectively.

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